FIIs (Brazilian Real Estate Investment Trusts) are required to distribute at least 95% of rental income profits to shareholders, making them naturally recurring dividend payers.
A FII's dividend yield is calculated as the income distributed over the last 12 months divided by the current share price. Paper FIIs (receivables-backed) tend to have higher DYs than brick FIIs (physical properties), but with different risk profiles.
This ranking includes only FIIs with a positive dividend yield and is updated from the screener's public data.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a FII?
A FII is a Brazilian real estate fund that invests in properties or receivables and distributes income to shareholders. FII dividends are tax-exempt for individuals.
Paper FIIs vs. brick FIIs — which has higher dividend yield?
Paper FIIs generally offer higher DYs because they capture interest income. Brick FIIs tend to have lower DYs but with potential for share price appreciation.